Roy’s Reflections
This portrait is of recording artist Roy Gentry. He is in a “reflective” mood, yet his “reflection” is in the tabletop. Note the natural light coming in on the right from a window. I’ve painted his arm and face almost white to portray it. The left side of the picture shows shadow. Note the fist, the face, and his jacket.
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Comments on Roy’s Reflections
Amy @ 11:18 am
This is REALLY GOOD! I really like his face. I love it!
A. Josie: @ 11:38 am
Tom, this is a great painting. I really like it.
Christine @ 2:25 pm
He is such a great subject. I love how you included his reflection, and I appreciated your explanation of how you portrayed the light, etc.
lorrie @ 12:32 am
I think this is very well done excellant work! I like this one very much.
lorrie @ 12:37 am
the best one yet!!
Margaret @ 11:19 am
Roy Gentry is a “natural” for a portrait and you certainly have created his reflective mood. Such a great job!
Jennifer @ 6:39 pm
Love the face!
Susie @ 5:53 pm
It’s fascinating how you portrayed two kinds of reflection. Roy Gentry certainly is a wonderful painting subject!